Tag: almont

Fall in Crested Butte Colorado Photo of a dirt road winding through aspen trees with yellow and green leaves.

Top 4 Reasons to Visit Crested Butte in Fall

Written on August 24, 2020. Posted in Blog, Home Page Articles, Summer, Visit.

A Crested Butte, Colorado fall vacation means great hikes, biking, fishing and fall foliage. Sunny weather and fewer crowds make late August through early October a great time to visit the Gunnison...

A guide and a family of four paddle through a wave in the river.

Rafting in the Gunnison Valley

Written on June 10, 2020. Posted in Blog, Home Page Articles, Summer, Visit.

River Rafting, Kayaking and Stand-up Paddleboarding (SUP) in Crested Butte, Almont and Gunnison The Gunnison Valley is home to a treasure trove of rivers and lakes to explore. With fewer crowds and...

Snowmobiling Crested Butte and the Gunnison Valley

Written on January 28, 2020. Posted in Blog, Home Page Articles, Stewardship, Visit, Winter.

For some folks the onset of winter means curling up with a book. For others it’s an opportunity to see their favorite outdoor places in a whole new light. One of the greatest ways to explore Crested...

Colorado Ice Fishing in the Gunnison Basin

Written on December 30, 2019. Posted in Blog, Visit, Winter.

Colorado Ice Fishing Guide: The Gunnison Basin on Colorado’s Western Slope is home to both Blue Mesa Reservoir and Taylor Reservoir “Blue Mesa is the state’s largest” as well...

Four Leaf Peeping Hot Spots Near Gunnison

Written on September 30, 2019. Posted in Blog, Summer, Visit.

Fall Colors and Foliage: Every September Crested Butte + Gunnison welcomes fall with open arms. Cold nights, warm days, and trees blazing with color are all signs that autumn is here. If fall is bringing...

Summer 2019 Fishing Report

Written on July 30, 2019. Posted in Blog, Summer, Visit.

Here is the fishing report for Crested Butte and the Gunnison Valley for the summer 2019 season. While lake anglers have reported great fishing for months in the Blue Mesa, we stream and river fishermen...